Used & new (75) from $104.99 X Rocker 51396 Pro Series Pedestal 2.1 Video Gaming Chair, WirelessDetailsAC Adapter For X Rocker Pro Wireless Game Chair 51396 51492 51458 51396 51371 Power Supply Cord… AGPtek HDMI to HDMI + SPDIF + RCA L / R Audio Extractor Converter (HDMI input,HDMI+ Audio output) FREE Shipping on orders over . Buy "X Rocker 51396 Pro Series Pedestal 2.1 Video Gamin...” from Amazon Warehouse Deals and save 61% off the $269.99 list price. X Rocker Pro Series II 2.1 Wireless Bluetooth Audio Chair Welcome to the world of interactive audio. With the 51396 X Rocker Pro Series Wireless Game Chair you can now not only hear your music, but actually feel it. Whether you are listening to music, watching a movie or playing a game, you will become a part of the excitement. This black X Rocker gaming chair has two speakers hidden in the headrest and a subwoofer that uses Ace Bayou's innovative Audio Force Modulation Technology. AFM incorporates speakers and ported power subwoofers into the open space within the X Rocker to magnify sound quality and intensify your experience.
This pedestal 2.1 wireless audio gaming chair base elevates you and allows you to tilt and swivel for hours of comfort. Its gun-stock arms also provide support and an awesome look. The 51396 X Rocker Pro Series Wireless Game Chair is brought to you by Ace Bayou.With the X Rocker Pro Series Pedestal 2.1 Video Gaming Chair you can now not only hear your music but actually feel it. Whether you are listening to music, watching a movie, or playing a game, you will become a part of the excitement. The X Rocker Pro Series Pedestal has two speakers hidden in the head rest and a subwoofer that uses Ace Bayou's innovative Audio Force Modulation Technology. AFM incorporates speakers and ported power subwoofers into the open space within the X Rocker to magnify sound quality and intensify your experience. The X Rocker Pro Series Pedestal base elevates you and allows you tilt and swivel for hours of comfort, and gunstock arms provide support and an awesome look. Control panel includes separate volume and bass controls, and input and output jacks for connecting to your audio source and to other X Rockers for multi-player games.
The wireless receiver is built-in and the box includes your wireless transmitter that will send audio from any source with headset or RCA outputs to your gaming chair. Optional RCA cables also included. X Rocker by Ace Bayou. 28.5 x 23 x 23.5 inches 54 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. X Rocker 5127401 Pedestal Video Gaming Chair, Wireless , Black X Rocker 51259 Pro H3 4.1 Audio Gaming Chair, Wireless X-Rocker 5125401 2.1 Wireless Bluetooth Audi Pedestal Video Gaming Chair, Black/Red 5 star52%4 star20%3 star10%2 star7%1 star11%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsThe X Rocker - Turn it up!Great chair that sounds good and holds up to lots of use.| See and discover other items: multi jack, rocker recliner under $300, chairs for a gaming room, xbox one poster, comfortable chair, gaming computer desks
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: 1224 Show: 1224 products by pageNew Deals, Coupons, Vouchers and FreebiesI’ve had a bad habit of cheaping out on peripheral purchases. When it comes to the innards of my PC, I have no qualms going all out. But when it comes to keyboard, mouse, monitors and/or headphones, I tend to cut costs. The same is true of chairs. I used to laugh at the concept of expensive or even so-called gaming chairs, that was until my third cheap generic Officeworks chair broke in spectacular fashion, leaving me confused, bruised, on my back and, ultimately, in need of a new throne. It was around this time my attitude towards chairs changed. See, I spend the vast majority of my day sitting in front of my desktop computer. If I’m not writing (I work from home), I’m gaming, or generally procrastinating in front of my screens. Unbeknown to me at the time, those generic chairs I used to buy weren’t the best for my posture, and I got used to getting to the end of a work day or mammoth gaming session with a sore back.
That was just par for the course, right?I splurged on an expensive Aeron office chair and I’ve never looked back. The best thing about my Aeron chair is that the soft biomorphic design supports me in my various states of bad posture. Wherever I fidget to, it moves with me. The bad thing is that because of this, I tend to have bad posture on other chairs that aren’t as supportive. Cue the entry of Secretlab’s Omega Stealth chair. Shifting from the Aeron to the Omega, I was a bit put off at first. At first glance, it looks like an upper-end office chair, replete with black leather, arm rests, wheels… y’know, all the usual stuff you’d expect from a chair with a $629RRP tag. When I sat on it, though, it was a game changer for my expectations of a seat. In the past, whenever I thought of gaming chairs, I imagined those bionic seats with inbuilt speakers and other tech that extended outside of the most important function of a chair: comfort. After all, gaming sessions aren’t necessarily short affairs, so there’s no reason why a chair shouldn’t be as comfortable as a couch.
The Omega Stealth takes it a step further, though, with a supportive design that promotes good posture, but still elevates comfort as the primary design consideration. In comparison to my Aeron and the other generic office chair I have rattling around my apartment, the Omega Stealth is a lot firmer. That’s not to say it’s hard, but its rigid design means I am at my most comfortable when I have the back of the seat at a 90-degree angle. Sitting on the chair feels like the equivalent of lying down on a firm mattress, doubly so when I attached the included neck pillow. Compared to both generic and Aeron chair, the Omega Stealth offers neck support that those other chairs don’t offer. I’m a 188cm (6’2”) lad, so I appreciate that the Omega Stealth offers comfortable neck support for my tall torso that tends to stretch beyond standard headrests. There’s also an optional lower-back pillow, that I find myself alternating onto and away from the chair. It’s great because it allows me to slide back and forward as I work (a habit I’ve noticed since testing this chair), but I tend to feel more comfortable without the lower-back pillow there after extended use.
It’s also worth noting that the Omega Stealth is recommended for a weight load of 110kg (240lbs). I’m a few kilograms over that, and even more with a giant ginger cat sitting on my lap (he weighs about 9kg), I was impressed at how the chair held our combined weight without any groaning (or sinking, which happens on my Aeron chair). Obviously, these recommended weight loads are there for a reason, so I’m not advising pushing beyond that as I have; I’m merely stating that there haven’t been any noticeable complications with it in the week I’ve been using it as my primary PC chair. On the topic of complications, the only issues I’ve had with the Omega Stealth were during the construction phase. In terms of the positive stuff, it was delivered in an incredibly well-packaged box that, refreshingly, included everything you need, including an Allen key (hex key) whose longer end doubled as a Phillips-head screwdriver. The build was relatively straightforward when following the instructions, but I did get stuck for some time on attaching the backrest to the bottom of the chair.
To be fair, there is a recommendation to get somebody to assist during this construction step (and only this step), but I was determined to do it myself, and it is doable. The trick, for me, was to defy the warning about not pulling the backrest recline lever prior to attaching the backrest, so I could manoeuvre it to a position that would make it easier to attach the bottom and back parts without assistance. That particular hurdle took a while to crack, so it was about an hour all up to get everything out of the box, remove the plastic, and put it together, though I imagine it’d be a whole lot faster for someone who has help or doesn’t hit the same issue that I did. I’m relatively simplistic in my chair needs, so I was glad that the Omega Stealth was able to drop low enough to get the armrests below my table so I could maintain proper sitting posture while typing, with support for my elbows. For those who have more refined chair requirements, the Omega Stealth has a backrest recline lever;